Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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swf . t ' VIA' 'Q ef xl , HK it 1. Sf N1 g .tr 1951 xg 'fl ,ll W liack ltow-Lawrence Colt, Robert Clark, Alice Cockburn, Robert Coy, Lee I-lassenbusch, Joyce Johnson, .Jane Adams, .lean Arnold, Edith Ash:-raft. Second How-Beryl Bailey, lone Brand, Dale Brown, ldlizabelh lirown, Doris Frnndall, Roy Dawson, Mary Drake, Ferna Jean ldliscu. Mollie Fishman. Third Row-Guerry Louise Fort, Cecile Goldberg, Russelea He-imburgcr, Helen Horan, lllll- wood Huff, Virginia Hunt, Marney Letts, Edna Mae Mannan, llobbie lilclierron. Fourth Row-Letty Miller, Bonita Nichols, Mary Lacy l'orter, Thompson l'otter, Louise liuetter, Laura Schmaltz, Dorothy Schneider, Velma Schneider, Hilda Schindler. Fifth Row-James Smith, Imogene Snow, Katherine Storm. Howard Story, Ruth Teitz. Geraldine Thomas, Ludmila, Vavra, Esther XVeller, Elizabeth XVing. Not in Picture-Ruth Hochman, Meyer Love, Lester I'tter. ational Honor Society OFFIFERS President A............, .....,...-A,........,f...,,... ...,,... L a wrence Colt Vice President ........ .............,,,.,,.,,,,. ........ R o bert Clark Secretary ,............ ,.......-. A lice Cockburn Sponsor ....AV. .....,, A liss Freda Neal The Central chapter of the National Honor Society was organized at Central in 1925. The members of this society are chosen by their ability to show service, leader- ship, character, and scholarship. Its object is to create a desire to render service. to promote worthy leadership, to stimulate a higher scholarship, and to encourage the development of character in every son and daughter of Central high school. The candidates for this society are selected by a faculty committee and all of the active members of the society. The candidates must be in the upper fourth of their classes and must have spent at least one year at Central. N QS .4 ?: A . V 4 v 7 - lp, .. 3 ,V w- ..-' , -A A - - 5. A A A --t A ' A--, .fxnse fxrsvvxfx M -wawxmi

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5 W lSl f 'I N Q ' V' ' . ta' I T F4 HK ' TP' it ,le 1 A it 'W S Back Row!Alice C'ockl1urn, Ellwood Huff, Frederic Pumphrey, Betty Minton, Lee Hassen- busch, Arthur Herndon. Second Row-Joyce Johnson, Letty Miller, lone Brand, Bonita Nichols, Sadie Silverfarb, Thomas G-oodnick. Bottom Row-Lucille Hzulsenbuiller, Robert Foy, Georgia Andrews, Marian Spungborg, Cecile Goldberg. Wakitan Board STAFF OFFICERS Editor-in-Chief .i.................................................... Alice Cockburn Assistant Editor-in-Chief .,..,.... ..-------- L etty Miller Associate Editor ...,................... ......... J oyce Johnson Business Manager ....,....... ......,.,............ E llwood Huff Circulation Manager ...,.,.. .............,AfA----.... B etty Minton Feature Editor ......,.............. ..Y..,.. L ucille Hausenbuiller Literary Editor ........................- ...........--...... B onita Nichols Assistant Literary Editor ........... ......,---....A-A----- I one Brand Organization Editor ......,.----..-.,,........... .......-. S adie Silverfarb Assistant Organization Editor .,......, .,7.,.... T homas Goodnick Kodak Editor ..........f...,,....................., ........ M arian Spangberg Boys' Athletic Editor .....f.,..,,........ ..v,.--......,.A,,. R obert Coy Girls' Athletic Editor ..... ,....., G eorgia Andrews Art Editor ..,.......................,,V.,VV,...... ............ A rthur Herndon Auditor ......-,.........A,,....................Y..,.... .......-,Aff---- C ecile Goldberg Assistant Circulation Managers ........... 3 Eggdfggsglgllgaglggey The Wakitan of 1931 was published by the Wakitan Board, the members of which, selected from Journalism Classes, were chosen by the Senior Class from a list of nominees formed by the Senior home room representatives who comprised the nomi- nating committee. The book was sponsored by Miss Kathryn J. Stiles, instructor in publications The trt work was supervised by Miss Hester Robinson The art editor Arthur Herndon made all of the drawings in the book I . 2 , . , T . . . Q i n ra..f.aa,f'x.rsv .1'x 12

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1' 'fi by - ' Q, A-sm' gate iz, fi' it iw ie Y . ! l Back How-Frederic Pumphrey, .lane Gray, Letty Miller, Harriet Bennitt, Alice Cockburn, 'Betty Minton, Lucille Hausenbuiller. Stecond Row-Dale Brown, Marian Spangbcrg, Hermzin XVassernian, Cecile Goldberg, Susan Tour ier. Third Row-Mollie Fishman, Blaxine Essman, Bonita Nichols, Clcoia lNIcCoun, Sadie Silverfarb. Bottom Row-Loretta Nichols, Marie Kowalski, Ruthe Lindermier, Elizabeth VVing, Roger Scholl, Howard Story, Ruth Mansfield. Quill and Scroll President ............Y,A., ..........,,....................... P 'rederlc Pumphrey Vice President ....... ............i............ ..........-...--..,--. J a ne Gray Secretary ....-......... .......,A,..... L etty Miller Treasurer ..,... .......,.,-- H arriet Bennitt Sponsor ..................-.................-,...-....Y............. Miss Kathryn Stiles The Quill and Scroll was founded April 10, 1926, at the University of Iowa, to reward honor and achievement in journalistic work, and to form a national society that will foster only the best in journalistic work. The chapter at Central high school has the distinction of being the first chapter to be granted a charter. To become a member, the student must be in the upper third of his class scholas- ticallyg he must be of junior or senior classificationg he must have done exceptional work in high school journalism, he must have at least one thousand lines published in the school paper: he must be recommended by the journalism instructor at his own schoolg and he must be approved by the society's national secretary, who is installed for that purpose. . v 7 v f .Nl ll N ... U. 51 L A 1 f ' Y , ww- XISOSJXIX mnwasarse